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Executive summary
Introduction
Background
Context
Overview of studies on the biodiversity impacts of organic farming
Introduction
Note of caution
Biodiversity impacts of organic farming
Arable
Grassland
Horticulture
Mediterranean systems
Conclusions
How do organic management practices contribute to these outcomes?
System diversity/mixed farming
Rotations
Avoidance of agrochemicals
Landscape
Conclusions
Current policies supporting organic farming and biodiversity
Financial support for conversion to and maintenance of organic farming
Combinations of organic and other agri-environment support
Greening
Corporate support for ecosystem services
Conclusions
Options for future policy
European strategies
EU Organic Action Plan
Eco-schemes
Conditionality
Conclusions and recommendations
References
List of acronyms
Colophon
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